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diversified

adjective as in various

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As well as the mixed farm, he said they had diversified with an online meat business and glamping, and used to run a shop in Cambridge, for which they were still paying off business loans.

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That is one of the things about Europe: Each country has its own play on a theme, providing a diversified set of stocks so you don’t have to bet on just one or two.

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The lease agreement "opens a new door for larger and more diversified investment", he added.

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“While nothing is guaranteed, it typically pays to look beyond the short-term noise and stay diversified,” Ash noted.

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If nothing else, the volatility in crypto and tech should remind investors why a diversified portfolio makes more sense than one that is heavily levered to one or two themes.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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